The phrase 'setting a legacy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone's attempt to create something positive or lasting for the future. For example: "John was determined to set a legacy for his children by starting his own business."
But now if you've set a legacy contact, that person can pin an announcement to the top of your profile to provide details for memorial services, approve friend requests and change their profile and cover photo.
Pacing before a backdrop of glittering Manhattan skyscrapers that made New York City look like Oz, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani delivered a speech on the state of the city last night that was an attempt to both soften his sharp edges and set a political legacy for what will be the first year of the rest of his life.
However, he has not had time to set out a legacy for his colleagues to follow, according to Yaron Ezrahi, a political scientist at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
The set, a legacy of Wieland's aesthetic, consists of a black box studded with a grid of pinpoint lights and a wide ramp, like the Guggenheim's spiral, suggesting sensuality and spirituality, nature and consciousness entwined.
The RoF AP receiving a CTS frame transmitted by a legacy STA sets a virtual channel busy period, the duration T b of which is defined as T b=T NAV−2δ RoF, where T NAV is the duration of the NAV period.
The judges — Mr. Bernasconi, Ms. Piaia, Mr. Heisler and Jeff Swensen, — were not only trying to pay tribute to a close friend, but also trying to set a standard for his legacy.
Either Greuel or Lieu would be a serviceable member of Congress, but Waxman's legacy sets a higher bar.
"They are all reckoning with systems of thought scientific, political, religious, economic, sexual that have asserted their authority through suppression and omission, setting in motion a legacy of trauma and disempowerment that will take generations to unravel," explains the director.
From here on out, it's a matter of setting my legacy in football.
Skye sadly died in August, and ever since Sally and Andrew, of Oxfordshire, have worked tirelessly to promote his #LoomToTheMoon challenge, raising over £120,000 for Blue Skye Thinking, the charity set up as a legacy to Skye.
